I consider that the Steelbook Edition, although fancy, is not worth the extra price increase. It is simply a metallic substitute for the plastic case with nice artwork, which most likely will never be used. Nevertheless, I will give the game a perfect score because it is all beautifully designed and the gameplay was flawless as they did not cancel out what they had done in previous games and added many extras. The story was also quite long, which made it even more enjoyable for me. The only thing they should stop doing is making it too easy for you by giving you a lot of help from the very beginning.

*In other words, the game is worth it, the steelbook is not.

I bought the steelbook edition for extra content, but it was just an empty iron case with nothing inside. Instead of putting the cassette in its regular case, you put it there for effect, it's not worth the money. As for the game now, wherever you look for reviews, it gives nothing less than excellent, the best being a 9/10 rating from IGN, TrustedReviews, Metacritic, and others. Nevertheless, I don't mind the 59 euros I paid when I pre-ordered it. It's a huge difference from previous games like ORAS.

To put it briefly, the positives are: + Graphics + Legendary Pokémon + Two bad teams instead of one + Game story + Nostalgic sound + Old Pokémon + QR Scan + Initial Pokémon + New easy EV Training system + Ultra Powers Z + Customizable clothing + No HM, but Poke Ride where you ask for help from Pokémon and control them + Infinite TMs + Battle Royal + Battle Tree + Rich online content with continuous events + Easy breeding.

Negatives: - No gyms - Z powers are very slow - Very easy opponents - Expensive price for a simple iron case extra.